Grevillea ‘Coconut Ice’
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- Grevillea ‘Coconut Ice’
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- Grevillea ‘Coconut Ice’
A very easy care spreading medium sized shrub, growing to around 2 to 3 metres high and wide. Very similar to ‘Robyn Gordon’ but has cream and pink flowers rather than pure red. A great feature shrub, screen plant or for an informal hedge. It is frost hardy and quite drought tolerant once it is established, and like all grevilleas, attracts nectar loving birds. The foliage is slightly prickly, making this a very good nesting plant for smaller birds.
Feed in spring and summer with a low phosphorus native fertilizer, watering in well afterwards to avoid leaf burn.
Note – some grevilleas can cause skin irritation to some people. If you are affected wear protective clothing when handling grevilleas
| Family: | Proteaceae |
| Scientific Name: | Grevillea |
| Cultivar: | Coconut Ice |
| Common Name: | Grevillea |
| Plant Type: | Large shrub |
| Height: | 1.5 ~ 2 metres |
| Width: | -4 ~ 2 metres |
| Flower Colour: | Cream, Pink |
| Flowering Time: | Spring, Summer, Winter |
| Ph Level: | Neutral |
| Soil Type: | Sandy, Loamy, Sandy loam, Clay loam, Poor soil |
| Plant Environment: | Low maintenance garden, Cold climate, Coastal garden, Drought resistant |
| Climate Zone: | Sub-tropical, Warm temperate, Cool temperate, Mediterranean, Cool |
| Light: | Sunny, Light shade |
| Growth Habit: | Evergreen, Dense foliage, Spreading |
| Soil Moisture: | Dry, Well-drained |
| Frost Tolerance: | Tolerates light frost |
| Plant Usage: | Screen |
| Special Features: | Cut flower, Bird nesting plant, Pollution tolerant |
| Attracts Wildlife: | Bees, Nectar eating birds, Butterflies, Other insects |
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WHERE TO GET YOUR PLANT
Once you have found the plant that looks right for you, the next step is where to buy it.
Most nurseries stock a good range of plants, but due to space and supplies, they may not always have the plant that you are searching for in stock. If they don’t, they may be able to order it in for you if you request it.
Specialist nurseries are also able to give great advice, and if they don’t have the plant you have planned on, they can often suggest alternatives that will also work well for you.
Below is a list of our favourite specialist nurseries. Click on the links for their details-
The Wildflower Place Erina – NSW
Newcastle Wildflower Nursery – NSW
Harvest Seeds And Native Plant Nursery – Sydney – NSW
Native Grace Nursery – Robertson NSW
Wariapendi Nursery – Colo Vale NSW
Sydney Wildflower Nursery – NSW
Geelong Native Plants – Victoria
Wimmera Native Nursery – Victoria
Forest Heart eco-Nursery – Maleny Queensland
Natives R Us – Traveston – Queensland
Manuka Native Nursery – South Australia
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Angus recommends Bush Tucker fertiliser for native plants.